Hamnet is a monumental celluloid connection to Shakespeare starring two of Ireland’s most magnetic actors, Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley. The film is beautifully produced, while…
The holidays are a time for long overdue catchups, get-togethers with friends, plenty of eating and probably lots of drinking. With so much going on (and…
Every December since 2016, British artist Chris Barker has worked to piece together his homage to celebrities and beloved figures who have passed away in the…
Riley Knight’s History’s Strangest Deaths is an somewhat shocking and yet entertaining read that blends dark humour, historical oddity, and sharp storytelling. Known for his engaging…
Overwhelmed by the junk mail in your mailbox pushing ugly-looking things that promise to make you look and feel better? Over it with pop-up ads on…
Nuremberg, directed by James Vanderbilt, promises a good old Hollywood blockbuster with its solid lineup of male actors – namely Russell Crowe, Rami Malek, Michael Shannon…
A review of one of the best new standalone speakers on the market – one that packs a powerful punch, and all through Bluetooth! Once upon…
If you’ve lived in Perth for any amount of years, you’d be familiar with street magazine, X-Press, which launched in 1985 and this year celebrates its…
Fans of ’90s rock, pop and grunge, take note. Freopalooza is being billed as ‘The Ultimate 90s Tribute’ and is happening at Port Beach Brewery in…
In this entertainment age of Insta-fame and DIY marketing, that guardian of a music celebrity’s presence and reputation – the A&R guy – has all but…
We do love our Comic Con type conventions and particularly look forward to the Supanova event that happens annually. But it gets pretty quiet on the…
There are times – on games night – when you’re at a crossroads at what to play, simply because there’s a variety of age groups around…
Born mid-’70s at the peak of punk, and living his teen years by the end of the commercial-laden ’80s, it’s no wonder visual artist Ben Frost…
